14. Given: PAR and LTAS are vertical angles Prove: x = 9 (50-x)° Statements (3x + 14)° R Reasons 1. ZPAR and ZTAS 1. are vertical angles 2. ZAOM = LMOC 2. 3. 3x + 14 = 50- x 3. 4. 3x = 36 - x 4. 5. 4x = 36 5. 6. x = 9 6.
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